Pentagon Mothership Sitting Duck Target For Double Dealing ‘Terrorists’

 

Pentagon wants commando “mothership” – The Washington Post: that is, an old ship that will sit there like the legendary sitting duck.  Yup!  Right in front of Iran!  And I do hope the crew first read about ‘The USS Liberty’: America’s Most Shameful Secret before going there since we all know who will sink the ship and strafe them in the water, don’t we?  They should all buy this book:  Amazon.com: What I Saw That Day Israel’s June 8 1967 Holocaust of US Servicemen Aboard the USS LIBERTY and its Aftermath (9781450715546): Phillip Tourney: Books Continue reading

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Iran Will Cut Off All Oil To Europe Tomorrow

There is this ancient Chinese curse: may your wishes be granted.  The US and Israel demanded that Europe threaten Iran with a full oil and bank seizure and closure unless Iran, like Iraq and Libya, disarms and lays down for a NATO invasion and occupation. Continue reading

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1975 Letter To President Ford Discussing The Gold Standard And World Trade

I got the data for today’s article from the researchers at their FOFOA before Google censored them.  I wrote to the people of FOFOA to ask them to give me their data trove so I can have an alternate location for it.  The letter here is from during President Ford’s administration.  Inflation that began during the Vietnam War/Cold War/Israel wars was really beginning to disturb people. Continue reading

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Google Is Forcing People To Sign In More And More

Lately, I have noticed that Google is trying to force me to sign in.  For example, when I go to their news collection site, sometimes it demands I sign in, sometimes it works the old way.  Google now owns Blogspot, a service I left long ago due to ridiculous levels of censorship.  Today, I tried to access a page where a gold enthusiast has collected many links to government data and information only to find it behind a Google firewall requiring I sign in! Continue reading

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UK Parliament Has Bill To Stop Queen Elizabeth’s Tax Haven Islands

A reader sent me this link:  MPs call for Cayman closure | CNS Business.  About time!  Someone has to stop these pirate operations.  For years, I called for the US navy to invade these places since they are draining the Treasury and thus, endangering our nation, depriving it of needed tax revenues to fund the military.  Instead of invading places so oil can be sold by international offshore corporations, we should have our military pay for itself by going after those who are evading just taxation. Continue reading

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Israel Gets Full 100% Funding From US Knesset Congress

Israel didn’t have to send out Mossad assassins to kill Obama this week because he gave them more billions in free money to spend.  Whew!  Safe for another year!  Meanwhile, at Davos, the billionaires are scared.  Surrounded by heavily armed military, they talk about how their system has failed and the Chinese are taking over.  Dummies, all.  As for prosperity being around a distant corner, IMF cuts global growth forecasts which doesn’t surprise me.  Credit bubbles are very hard to fix if they pop.  Very hard. Continue reading

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GOP Says Romney Should Boast About Being Sickeningly Rich

As Japan dies and the US rips itself apart at the seams, all eyes are on Europe.  Will Europe save the West from the Year of the Chinese Dragon?  Of course, the answer to that is obvious: Europe is committing suicide.  The move of the rulers there, the Bilderberg gang, to cut all oil from Iran is killing the EU and they don’t care for obvious reasons.  Iran will get nukes because Iran must get nukes to survive.  And no country that voluntarily disarms survives if they have oil and are pro-Palestinian. Continue reading

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